The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-05-14

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Dsash = ihe privilege Of human ma
tasa. Rome.
There u one church u every fen
saloons II l'hiAdelphia.
lay 81 good store Of patience; but
be snHe q put i where yon can find it.
If yaa want 4 powerful preaaaer,
quit iallsing about him. ard 70 to pray
ing for him.
Most people would succeed Ia ssnall
things, Il they were not touched With
great exhibitions.
The Prohibition Convention AZ
Waco raised something over $4,000
Is campaign fund.
How much better Is the love that is
ready to die than the zeal that isFeady
ID kill. Thomas Il. Lynch.
Only the dead can tell what death
has been. Il may have been many
Ginles-an ecstasysMrs. A. d. ~.
Whitney
Those who think they have only n
very small talent, are often most
tempted not 10 trade with it for their
lord n r. HaVergql.
Afflicted one, you eannot believe ii
now. But yon will come out from that
furnace seven times purified IL Tie TO.
timing fires Of God r. Macdnf,
p. D.
Nov Orleans especially will join IN
sorrow eansed by The death Of Dir b.
G, Taylor once pastor of Coliseum
Place church A noblermau has passed
fFomus.
DON'T he afraid Of loving people too
mnchs Of throwing away too much
Kindness. Il Is inst snch things the
world stands in need of, ana they have
the great advantage Of ehfiehing the
giyer
The inan who doesn't get as mad
and run as fast to get his own COW
ont Of his ueighbor's eornfeld as he
does TO get his nelghbor's COW out Of
his own, hasn't got the answer 10 tile
golden rale.
The youngest preacher in the world
is !. 3. Bill, Baptist, onIy twelve wears
Of age, who recently preached ser
mon at 81. Martins, New Brunswick,
to large congregation. His father is
a minister.
He who does not pray in his closet
does not pray at all. If we were well
acquainted with God in private, we
would not have to spend so much time
10 making bis acquaintance in public.
The public prayers which have not
been inspired by long seasons of closet
prayers are but as sounding brass and
tinkling oymbal
That sermon did me good Did |
it humble your heart, increase your
hatred To sin, bring yon upon your
knees before God, Gil you with graft
tnde, or make you ashamed of your-
self and yopr ways2 If it produced
none Of these effects, you are deceived;
itmay have pleased you, but it did not
profit yon; nature loves 10 be pleased,
grace to be profted.
''Iwoald say to all, use your geutlest
voice at home. Watch il day by day,
as a pearl Of great-price, for it will Be
worth more to you in days to come
than the best pearl had ia the sea. A
kind voice is joy like a lark's song to
hearth at homo. Il is q light that
sings as well As shines. Train TO sweet
tones now, and it will keep in tune
through llfe."--EiidE BurriH.
Bishop Taylor having secured the
means for his missionary steamer on
the Congo and contracted for It's build
ing, has returned TO Africa. The
steamer is to be Of galvanized steel,
90 feet long, l6 wide, drawing two
feet Of water, and provided with cleo.
trio light. IL is armed with the novel
weapon Of a hoze and nozzle for throw
ing stream Of water sufficient to re-
pei q fleet Of attacking canoes.
Any peace that Is linked with for
getfulness Of God is horrible thing
II the peace Of The miasma which Is
brooding IN quiet before it strikes
with the arrow Of death; it is That
dead calm which precedes the cyclone
OF the earthquake. The perfect peace
which God giyetli snnDeth itself in
the presence of God; it is q tropical
flower which lives ii he flaming sun.
light; Il bird with rainbow Wings
which is Ut home in the high noon Of
heavens summer,ide.-S pargeon.
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